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DigitalOcean Managed Postgres missing libprotobuf-c necessary for postgis vector tile support

Posted April 15, 2019 1.9k views
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Hello DigitalOcean!

Loving the Managed Postgres service and its Postgis support. One issue we’ve encountered, though, is Postgis is not compiled with libprotobuf-c. This library is necessary to serve vector tiles directly from Postgres, an awesome new feature added in Postgis 2.4 (https://postgis.net/docs/manual-dev/ST_AsMVT.html).

Is there any way to have this added soon?

Currently, Managed Postgres 11.2 returns ERROR: Missing libprotobuf-c when the query uses an MVT function.

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jarland April 16, 2019

Hey friend,

While I cannot make any promises myself, I have ensured that this feedback has been reviewed by the relevant internal team :)

Jarland

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wmattgardner February 24, 2020

Any movement on this? We really need this. Please just install the extension.

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gijsnijholt November 27, 2020

Any updates on this?
I’m going to have to cancel migrating to managed postgres because of this :(

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ntdata April 21, 2020

It’s stopping us from moving 400GB db to the Digital Ocean. Anyone else interested in this to be done?

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abdulachik May 31, 2020

any estimate on this? i didnt knew this was not working until i recently started testing in staging, at this point the easiest solution is to stop using managed databases from what i can see

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nathanielobrown August 12, 2020

I really need this as well! Seems like an easy fix

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